because they needed somewhere to poo
Nobody built the Matterhorn. It is a mountain. It was built by geological forces which pushed up the Alps.
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more than 120 million people visit the alps every year
Many
There are several great examples of tourism in the Alps. Many tourists visit the Alps to see the cheese making and the woodworking. They also visit to see the mountains at various times of the year.
120 million each year
There isn't any. Rome is built on and aroud hills, which in no way could be considered mountains. The mountains in Italy are the Apennines and the Alps, neither of which are in Rome or even near to Rome.
The Alps get approxomatilly 5,780 tourists a year due to all the famous climbers that rest in nourishment there. The most famous resting place is on Mont Blanc in the village of Lorenzina.
The coldest temperature recorded in the Alps was around -45°C (-49°F), typically occurring at higher elevations during the winter months. These extreme temperatures are more common in the upper regions of the Alps where snow and ice persist year-round.
Western alps, central alps, and eastern alps
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